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ISBN
9781569714027
Publication Year
1999
Language
English
Book Title
300
Era
Modern Age (1992-Now)
Author
Lynn Varley, Frank Miller
Publisher
Dark Horse Comics
Number of Pages
96

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Comic Stories: Chapter One: Honor, Chapter Two: Duty, Chapter Three: Glory, Chapter Four: Combat, Chapter Five: Victory

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Dark Horse Comics
ISBN-10
1569714029
ISBN-13
9781569714027
eBay Product ID (ePID)
18056919108

Product Key Features

Book Title
300
Era
Modern Age (1992-Now)
Author
Lynn Varley, Frank Miller
Language
English
Publication Year
1999
Number of Pages
96

Additional Product Features

Publisher Country
United States
Artist/Writer
Lynn Varley, Frank Miller
Series Title
300
Attribution
Portions of content provided by the Grand Comics Database under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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Issue title
300
Cover Artist
Lynn Varley, Frank Miller

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    For the price u couldn't beat it.

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  • Frank Miller's 300--It Bronzes!!

    OK, I'm not up on my 'ages'--but chances are this was the bronze age (not the 1970s of comic books),hence 'it bronzes!' This was a delightful turn of theme for Frank Miller who hit the ground hard and fast with his early Daredevil comics, followed up rapidly by his outstanding work on Batman The Dark Knight Returns and his Ronin series. All great stuff! After those high points, what could the young turk follow it up with? We got Sin City, his crime noir dramas in the pages of Dark Horse comics. Now, Miller's work on the crime books of Sin City are fun...delightful to look at, but frankly, every one basically seems to be a rehash of the same story of tough guys, tough babes, and...I was asleep already by the third outing. But here--!! with 300! Not ...

  • Why Is This?

    Just yesterday (3-27-07) I saw the film that comic book fanatics have been talking about, it also raised 77.5 Million dollars on it's opening weekend, 300. Don't get me wrong the special effects were amazing, but otherwise I didn't like the movie that much, the 5-comic series by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley was amazing and mind-blowing. Why is this? The only thing I do know is that I love the comic book series, the movie -pause- not so much. Still people reading this review, buy this graphic novel, it's amazing! So long, CapAmerica81

  • Great book, "must have" for every fan.

    300, we all know the story about a few who stood against many... Probably many of you heve seen the movie, the elder ones maybe remember another 300 movie (from 70's I think). Well if you look back on the movie- have it seemed lika a comics to you? Well that's because it has a comic pattern - this comic book. In first time, it was 5 comic books, that are now joined into one. So you can enjoy all the movie in one book :-D You will see many familiar scenes and you'll be able to enjoy the whole movie once more! Great opportunity for everyone to enjoy the story of 300, who now lie at Thermopylae, obedient to their laws.

  • An entertaining book, however you slice it.

    Frank Miller's graphic novel treatment of the Battle of Thermopylae serves one main purpose---to remind an entertainment-prone public of the heroic stand of a handful of Spartans against the enslaved hordes of Persia. Comic books being what they are (not scholarly tomes but entertainment), this is a worthile purchase, if for nothing else to set beside your treasured copy of Stephen Pressfield's "Gates of Fire." The movie is coming out soon, so to satisfy your curiosity regarding the movie's inspiration, get the book. I'm still enjoying mine.